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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

rary discussion-being the winner
of these muniiicent stakes. The
Loriliards are evidently OF opinion
that their millions, gained IN the
manufacture Of plug and fine cut
tobacco are in danger of becoming
too numerous, and they are hasten
ing to dissipate the threatening
pile. An easier way to get rid of a
surplus than at baccarat could
not be devised, and that a follower
OF literature and the press was the
lucky holder Of the winning cards
is also a matter of congratulatlon.
1t is evident that there is no
cause for alarm over the accmula,
ton Of wealth in the hands OF a
few great families.
But God or man never looked
upon human so base as he who
would stir up the bile in other na-
lures to revolt against their fellows
for no other reason than that they
have honestly acquired large for
tunes and were intent on increasing
them. Were half the effort made
by such IN laying the foundation
tor fortunes that they now ply in
obstructing the progress Of others,
the world would be happier. Feet
can be better employed than in the
tripping up OF those intent on
money-getting, for all of us like
the "root of all evil" however
loudly we may proclaim against it.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

NExl year New Jersey will elect
a legislature that will choose Will
liam Walter Phelps, United States
Senator, to succeed Mcpherson, a
democrat, who now holds the seat.
This result will again give the
Republicans a clear majority, after
loosing Riddleburger.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

ATLANTA, GA, after trying pro-
hlbitioE for two years, took anoth.
er vote on the subject the other
day, and the vets won the day by
4 majority Of 1000.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

JACOB SHARP, the colossal bood-
Ter of New York. lately convicted
and sentenced to States prison,
has been granted a new trial by
the Court Of Appeals. This is a
travesty upon justice. His guilt
was clearly proven-but his Doodle
saved him.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

Steven w. Dorsey has takenhold
OF another enterprise for the bene-
fitot New Mexico. In spite of his
enemies he continues to push pub
lie enterprises. The latest is the
railroad north from FL Paso through
Lincoln county.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03
A RICHMOND Democrat paper

A RICHMOND Democrat paper,
which glorified over the defeat OF
Fred Grant as " the son Of his ia
ther" wants to run for Wee Pres
dent, on he Cleveland ticket, Fitz-
hugh Lee, who is the mere nephew
of his uncle. Rebel relationship
counts, but loyal relationship does
not.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

MosT, the Anarchist, has been
found guilty of using incendiary
language. Good.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

ThE Democratic majority in the
late Virginia election was 526.
Close.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

The death Of General r. b. Mar
cy, Of the United States army, is
announced. General Marcy, who
was the father-in-law Of the late
General George b. Mcclellan, was
a memberof the latter's staff during
his Virginia campaign, and was
subsequently Inspector General OF
the army until 1881, when he was
placed on the retired list, after a
continuous military service of forty
eight years.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

JuDGE BELL, one OF the ablest
and purest iurists ever seated upon
the New Mexico bench, died in
California last Sabbath, Of con
sumption.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

An unlntelligent but inquisitive
Vermont Democrat recently wrote
a letter to jeff. Davis, asking him,
$ what is the difference between
a Northern and a Southern Dem
ocrat!" The writer evidently re-
garded Davis as a type Of the latter
class. The ex-rebel chief should
have answered the inquiry IN four
words "There is no difference. -
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

The official canvas Of the late
OHIO election gives Governor For
aker plurality Of 90, 1872 over his
Democratic opponunt.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

SuBs2EIpE tor the LEADER.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03

Nina Van Zandt Spios is now en-
deavoring to do for herself by star
walton what the hangman was
accommodating enough to do tor
August, whose proxy wife she was.
The treatment which is accorded
any ordinary lunatic would proba
bly, have statutory effect on her
in the absence of the opportunity
to have a cure worked by her liv-
ing with Spies few months, as
his real wife.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-12-03
Saturday. December 3. 1887.

vv47a. cafere5~. matter * Eropr.eto1
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

The Most Elab. 80 Aaair of the Kind
Ever >>~a ln Phll4dss s,.hf4

The Most Elab. 80 Aaair of the Kind
Ever s~~a IA Fhlladrls. ls.hi4
PHrlkDsfHis. Dc 15-dsnrY Irving.
Who has oesn playing = two wee<s' engage
ment in this csY. gave al elaborate iinoer
% bis t-.sads Of the Qaa<sr City At Hotel
Bellevue last eht. Tee ainner vas probably
the most e.saar1fe affair 0f tha sad ever
eeryed in f1il1lcipeia. 4he 5acle Vas
placed she foaEa IN NAsca Aia esvsrt,
1suRhier ~ TIE Secretary 3f STATE. lasi
week e1fartsso,a lry' 1z snd slia Terry.
bees af tareus Frtri 4. .srsas eass ~
the lao.e A. sns DrItsr ma-sut spr11g
51shss 81 az kiai= ol e1eic- tcsss and
srrigs of ilies ef me vs.se There var7
tu sssfr-ihrss covers isit ard tke festivities
eontin set un9l wee sin& houTs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
Saved HIS LEG H
SCRCEULA
or rag
BONE CURED


LgrsoNiA. Go. August Il. ISL.
IuF Swfgr SFECuIc Co, atlanta, Ga.
esntl-Een--l have besa afflicted with
chiii the disease urdoabtedly being here
dlxry as ny mother Suffered from scrciui
otas - 5Aptonis- A. a. saneea "a nls.1i,ooa
my amiction increased unih TIE malaey
became harrRssiug and painful beyond the
power % words L. oe.crale- Ny fiSht tS
particularly became fe4Tfuiiv involved, the
fefr s.g belng less painfully affected. Finally,
about fourteen years aEo. The ulcers on ny
ri9ht ieg hal eaten tHougn tne hesn INTO
the bone In order 10 ave NY hie ne eee-
tors eetermiaus "a snpAtate my i-g he.ew
the knee. me one ration as sUsCcsst tutif
performed by Dr. r. y. N. Ililier, of Atl2rya,
ard Er. " p. Bond. n Iithouia- Dut he
loss OF my iss gave nie only Temporary re
lief. Tle poison WAS stu IL my ytlem ara
soon becan % show itself again. Ia snort
time after large u'cs r. APPEARED on n! lets
leg. covering = from the knee % the ifst, ?;
Frequently while ~ work could be TRACKED
by TEc blOod which cczed rom ire nuse
ulcers. ard the scres aud rotteni1g holes
were 50 Offensive that nay teiloW-N ~ kmen
could not stand the stencil aau v ouid move
Last winter was persuaded 20 try s. s. S.
As Z las cFDrt I consented 10 do 50. ard
about seven months ego BEGAN taking the
Specliic. / soon bcsa Il 90 feel the good effeeiS
OK the medicine, tte c1 1eDssye running teean
TO grow less aNd less end finally ceHscd. The
uicsrs hs-ied, my flesh became Urn and
bottles. I cm a. ..asa and stout E,an q my
age a. tlierc IS n &c orsgia- an seventy-orc
years oii br. feel now yonnrcT 81 stronger
than di4 when was twenty I've. lWeigh
Socs. 10 pounds. Nothing Is t. be seen cf
the terrible disease. or O. rcfriad nc Of the
torture srtcre1 for so many years, except
the sears Of the perfectly heeifd ulcers.
/ want the Wuri1 to know ~ the almost
miraculous cure effected on IRE by :. = ;,
ard ! eal uroa those who wish 10 know tho
particulars Girectiy from ne 70 write. gna
Will consider IL Il pleasure ~ well es cuty
70 answer their letters I refer 20 Dr. v. T..
Bono. OK Llthonia. as 10 the truth Of my
statement Very gratefully Sours,
B. DRAKE
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT Specific Co.
Drawer s, Atlanta, Ca
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
FOUND.


DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND MONEY.
Charler Brown, of AlpeBa, Mich, bought
a can of tea and upon opening it found ten
silver dollars. Judge A. Wells, agent of
emigrstios, room Is Pierce block, found a
ladies' gold watch in q can of tea. +. W
Fisher. horse car driver bought six cans of
tea for s. aud received il them a gents solid
gold, hunting case. stem wind and stsm-set
kxin watch. Miss Nellie Beal, domestic.
bought q ear of Tea and found ladies
cbaieisins wstcn. II. x. Cox. sgsnt for G.
l. H0od & Co. bought thirteen cans for Slo
and found a 50 gold piece IN one can. Ned
Tayi'r el.Tk. bought three cans Ct fss ard
Ia iEe third can found genuine suby. dia-
need and sRrphife ring set in sciid gold.
81 ". Asss. brakeman. bought two cars OF
tea and loInd tbree-stene diamend rlng.
Theo C7srk. Of City boitang works,
iouE5 q gents solid Told hunting csse stern
wind and sseos-set t.igin wstca iu bis tss.
These people bought their tea 81 TIE Globe
Tea Company. q Calal-st Gre dolis ar re-
can. SIX cans Tor s.. or thisfeea cans Tor SO
Orders bv maii prcuTttY forvac.ics ~ al
paris 81 the Euited States Address Globe
Tee Csmrany. IS Csnal-st., Grand Rapids,
Nich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
We Are Now Ready
And Would Like to See You.

We have complete line of Presentation Goods as
be found in city and Prices lower than
at any Monroe-st Crockery Store
Lamps are our speciality, and we have an immense
line of Hanging Lamps, Parlor Lampg, Hall Lamps
&C. beautiful Hanging Lamp, complete, with "a
in shade double burner and chimney, only SI6o. One
with prisrns and decorated dome shade, double
burner and chimney for S247. And the best Lamp al
SIS 500 in the city.
We have Dinner Sets, Tea Sets Toilet Sets, Salad
Sets, Ice Cream Sets, Nut Bowls, Orange Bowls
beautiful Vases and Bric-a-brac &c, without limit
Toilet bottles for covering large assortment beautiful
Dolls Toys Novelties, &c.
Discounts given to Sunday School classes and
Societies
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Yeu srs aos as Eoed psps - me ss you
risht b.. sad lltie beg - nis father,
~bo is a rromfaent raiiresd oaicisl. ysstsr-
aaY.
WHY a9s don't 40 sverytaiag lsr you
7 can
Ne. frnn were "a Fccd - sss So 60
uceht Co - vaa voptl aug ne poay %
rice 6owa teea.
An thsn re- a-sIs T1gr- Tss<-old relerTsd
e. toe nfxs asnr nei9aher. wle Dad penF,
wbon be t1ouStt E1ela Ha<e a.m sesa
4Rr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Al TASTES AaE ccHs'ossEo
8hea is Coaaes - Peessafisg kstlosss
nan tAs Lasesf ttspfssa - "a htsisl-
xszzs-I >eas a. aszs t,os Asf-
- 1s@ h4ss a. HsEs-

- 1e@ t@se a. hsas-
Morley Buk.ness 2sas Association wii
banquet t4naAzy
Wintsf te1u 81 Hilsd4ls Coiisse eoza-
neress laa. 5 lszs
Eaton eoaniy soses ca ths question y
40 HcssHaa 20. "a
TIE Ifsyssas CikT candy factory has @
xork ai<at snl 5sT - ~ - oFstfs.
Ths Cessesereiai sags tsat 1Es steamboats,
sIl 80 eenztFEa1sz a. saginaw slis T" tatef-
ssanioa Is asilAaas ne local opt.on
n4sseu.eut eIetiAs4isfJ o. = fo.S - Asl4--
eal c91ais
saperiaseadeni G3Nsr Sili s.ze tbs 0oss
81 tie STATE kstcrl1 -eaeQi a Ok dinner
Christmas 1ay-
$40. has sllen 10 ne dspih - tsslTs
fnnnes a. CB@11y ksn 10 ne ass tnree d43s.
xnd ths .sl1i .ern.sl a<s 14fa1.
TIE Iaezl aetz 81 he lsst legislature are
being sHippo4 - lns various caanties of tae
state f1on Lansing ~ taa Secretary q ? sts.
Geo. G. Hlzbes received OF yesterday.
fron 6foFefnoE Luce. fhs appointment 1i
olAcia. stsDosz zapAss ior sns -5tn Judicial
ClsenlI
A BAL has besn introduced ~ Senator
Palmer ~ lfaat : b-na,0n u 500 per nloaih
y ihs widow ~ tien- hs1ry Z. b2xtef, oi
ElI..i.ls
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- - 80 - -. - -.
- ,...-- J. - ii slusaIag Gene
- ca..r.g
bsaqass ull be siger in honor Of
Iadxs & fs1 s. Easssli ~ t1e Oceaua County
baE 4 lne nieh,on HOUSE. Non1@y even
i1s, Dse. ~.
a esaPls q reverend zea.lsasn are Dis
e.- 80 W ..... ..- ~ i, -.
-. 49,
-
's-..4 S. : Z, - - 80 80. - -.
- .s - 80 --s5,..--
-se-.''et .-fS 3'-"
-.
fbe DstI0is 31''fH7i And -fe'ss are se'lln Z
hot oFes tne sre4taleat eAea = Siftns .us ne
c.e--. ' s--''''''-N' - '1N'' '--''''
50 '-
The -coefps 80 set nol1 Of and ulscoenl
So fiiifoae a. ocii.ls. e pay me ueo's
q tns nsF saiifead. = ~ So dosn npoA ana
cei-aisd - re t-11''a~ eee--a
kscaaaoa IS rals-ng iunes for tAs ~irish
i.ana i-esSue. - n-ss iafetihs "ss.iies
cay aisai Aeen entA -s-@7-ii. 1nA'
l'snt, MAKE me tfi4ilsA non fo-1r-
David Ntkasl1 = armsr of Suniielt,
Barry eouatF g. years 81 age on TIE lyth
W1{ie vl.taIx ~ BIS or0bncf5 l0l3e, sell
nom r,ofce. a distance vi taree fees, and
hrokehis neck
cta.Ha. ga Dee q wsi celebrate the
ooenln< ii tas Toledo. Ann Afoor & Cadil-
lse rslf0ad - thas citY. The banquet aud
festivities viii be uader the auspices Of the
.B1einsss Men Association Of Cadillac
A ha,..rsf -. rfv-a l,sd.r y A PesIe.
a. -. ~.,.,f f,sra ao,rl- fal5,safer Tners-
sl.v ex-nlo,- ~ - Brauc6 County Bar.
80 Io.ls- I sbont 10 refire from the
49,, n - esftee.th ,iistrsct xhecs he IS
-. r..r.,l4-
- - - s-...s = -.
--Ss- =. 49, - =. 80 s-t'.
ssse~e $3.50. = - - 80 -
rss-,sg -. isaf etfsre rs,s,s ! sr..ce-sdr 90
a. lafa Yr.s,,..aser K..n tnfxer, u s~lscf,d
81 o..l,nes
-, ,, .., ,,...s.
tteisfl1s =: ~ ~Sal'1.er = 'lll "a 49,
~eurse luoki.sns ~ - -''s- o.a1ss
eoeIs i,,. les'sfeay - azi.-ss z.,s -.oo.s.
iof 90. ~. lac P'Hila' - ~ ,-ff = ~Ae'
=, lsi'o - -neos.s. s-'s o-s ~ ~ -. - yne t'
'. No Hs,a s.s'S - 1n0 P10ps1 - De-
- N''''''t 1.-
Delanson CL3rin and his two boys. who
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Ard sseh DAY and night during this week
vnu esa zee a. IS. - Tihos Kemp Bzisaa
fer the threat snf luuzs. acSuaF ed ssd 10
The ciire at Coughs. Group. Bronchitis.
Whoorioz Geeeh. .kst1 asa and CoosImp-
ton tset bottle tssay an kesp II al says
IN ths bouse So son can eheck yoIr cold as
see. F1cs sc All e. Sa.nole bottles
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

istsatie1 Far rir1s are wat Fheg sa.
t'f she -ssufts ahtsi,ef far D. Iare.' Eel
Clcrsr { inlr ~ eTraee az citas 81 re-
stores iFzf sfre fcr1e cures 3TErcceia. and
aii stausscs. lirer ksnav sad b.sa5sr
treaees II fsa perfslt ton.e. appe zsr.
eioad o0 aer = ssre c8-s f3r ssae aad
asaierias 6sezsss. Price -7 cents. c
= Wrrs..~
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

but there il no ogher reEGedg for sIck head
aene, diz1icess, constl patton, billicasr as,
or 10 restore = regular, iseaitny action 70 the
liver. stomsch. sna bowe.s. equal 10 those
reliable ll-tie ''P.sassus PlTsative Pellets
prepared o. Dr. Pierce. Oi druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

FThss Isl Is farnishsd 81 ". T. Scrionsr. {.
resi- estate aea'er S. Psari-si
Natn aosfnagd 50 Aaa- Il. Nadrhart.
.et A81 Faagd .l..-.- =. .s.------.-- - %
Josiah hefsFtfti r. Sc iie 1@sef
q s. ~ 81 = ca ais 4 z1t.--..-.. p -
sota Hsln1 a. ~ Bees. IS = i'--'ii2 4
It's - 44f..s - -it..s. .---.-~.- i5H
"a 50 80 eiif- tla - SOD 81 h3tas
81 tcl y "a aes..---.--- -------------- -ite
S0yes 4 avery AS i ~ Una "A - -
WaId q ark zee lz,la 20 z csr &c .
NJ A-.-l .-----..--...-.-...- -
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Dee E.-Wheat--so. I snite. 80: 10 ; red
eas1 Be..e,a ser. aa1 i<aaaFy - 81. Azgs ss.se.
t.srli--a1-
osts-s 3. sse No 2. 2hlsa 49,
L-es.l .oza-s $.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24
! Y. 5. SMITH { CO., Jewellers,
DsrRorr, AUTUMN or 1857.
1 ie3 Woodward Avenue.


r1EssRs. N. s. SMITH * co.
offer to the public for the Autumn and
kGiiday Season of 1887. On unusual
collection Of choice artistic Foreign
Wares and Gems, the selections of a
member of their house made during the
past summer III the European Mar
skets. embracing Porcelain and Faience
wares from the leading Eastists and
Continental potteries. and art produc-
tons in Glassware; Gems in Dia.
EsiCnds, Pearls, and fbe Cos0red
stones: Fine Mantel and Hall Clocks !,
Classic Bronzes and Choice Brio a-brsc.
The collection is the largest ever shown
or them, and having been imported direct.
and containing as it does the latest desif-
able novelties, it is claimed that it offers
superior advantages 10 purchasers, both as
70 price and variety.
Jn Watches Of American and
Swiss manufacture, aud ia Sterling
SflVe VerwaFc and Fashionable
&c gg5sry, their collection IS full and
cn f.ce.
II. B.-EN. 6. SMITH g. co. are
tie authorized sole agents in Michigan for
The ine Watches of fsafek, PHILIPPE
AZ Co.. of Geneva, ard for Detroit of
the Sterling Silverware of the GOrham
CO., of Providence, r. /.
They also maintain first-class Optical
department Visitors to Detroit are invited
10 an inspection
Goods sent on approval correspondence
solicited, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

The foil3N .ns IS a hsso d the marriage
Hcenses Issued yesterday. wi-h th- nAsces
residence 41ea outside the ci-yj aad ages
Of t1e p1rtles-
Age
Claad Barr Cssnd Rsptts. sad Lgdiac Hel- -
1ca, hciisi itf -
Geo1ge " Au4D- bs1ga ana Eta i. lioa--l
s0l0al-l alake. eii5 and salie 8. AEaL-tnl NJ
eLLy -e-- .-----
Jazaes e -.u-s5R Ao.ae. 4na Mary 4. hi
-, Eoane .-r--l
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

The largest and most complete stock OF
canned and bottled goods az Hstch's. and
rstaiied at wholesale prices. Call and be
convinced
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

The largest and most complete stock OF
canned and bottled goods at Hatch's, and
reiaiied &C wholesale prices. Call and be
convinced
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Iadies-An elegant present for your gen.
sismen friends would be pair OF those
Mocha Caster Gloves a. Coles Glove Store.
70 Peari-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Choice sweet oranges at Hatch's 25 cents
per Dozen
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Ne~ mirea nue Il Hsiea'x = 90 F'ev
II. liz bsE > c&
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

eArf bekr'a he a.ui ndes vita ens
sceora. prsise os safs stessh syrup
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Elegant line OF children's gloves and
misis for the holidays at Coles Glove Store.
No. 70. Peari-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

sl,x-. 4 A~erv ~ilI - Rass - spses q
tslcs~ ~ hs<aee "a y>><
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Dee E1sst--tfEsa Al nisser Casa. z77se,
f4E ~ Ie 1tF 3.t<
casa- z4isF tssh, - l-aaaFy, tslt-ise'
fl1is Eirla "a - Is-lse.
akr<s-1
fgE Lever t-aaArs. sAszsz Asy. siha
L.nl--seAsy. gsasats, 80: A4g.sai-Ai
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Morgan & avery sell Backing Cases for
si.59
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Pscrie sss wkat S goesf sof csuxs or =
cofs. .1s n.isEaks assev sssse is ila .etffrz 4
rsr ica oae ~ ksrexs t-ah CHrz
caafa,ns ths 9ee1 sesstss ~ 81 lke hesf
a. ttem. a ssfs s1l sreeFr rereff far
l<cratee. eel8 81 81 g1n % = cenf
ans al boa5ez. Has ag 81 ere llnzs. safe
A. rlaas..- = a..l.r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Handmade French cresms at Hatch 5,
% cents pei 10, 5 ID. box for % cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Choice mixed candy at.Hatce's, 10 CTS. pc
ib.: 3 lbs. TOR Is cenis-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Having purchased a sample lot OF small
sized Gents Embroidered Slippers. Ne will
give you your choice of entire lot for s1.50,
usually sold q s. so. \. s. WsTsoS 81 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Crystallzsd fruits Al Hatch's, 55 CTS. per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Choice new fgs At Hateh's. fiteen cents
per p0gnj.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Choice new figs at Hatch's. Is cents per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Moran & Avery have the cheapest line
Of Lace and Heavy Curtains in the city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Choice new iigs at Hatch's, Is cents per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Crystallzed fruits at Hatch's, 55 cents per
pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Apple butter, mince meat. maple syrup,
white clover honey A. HaEch's-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

RATES FcR Hacks.
We, the undersigned. owners of hacks,
agree 70 carry passengers % and from all
trains for l5 cslis. baggage free, and 10 fur
nish hacks for funerals inside the city limits
for s. each.
WILLIAM K0cR. ANDREW TABOR,
GIL & GEEzSLY, A. y. ALBEE,
JAgEs DE- NRIzs, FRASKAL
GEoEaK c. WILSON, J. T. MORAN.
AMOS RATHBoxE, kIPP & TALBOr,
NYr K lakCsY, JERoNE Ike,
EoRGE FREScH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Apple butter. mince meat maDle syrup.
white clover honey ~ hatch's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

Choice mixed candy al Hstch's, 10 cts
per b.; lbs Tor % cts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-24

sse1 t0la9taed by tie senate. James A.
.sss4n. IS. Joseph; .. II. Dean. Psnt-
.atsr. James Dempsey. 81, Aanistee, K b.
hzDmons. Oscoda, a. "a. fitzSimmons.
kssding. J. IA. zee. Norway Al0nz0 Cit
bert stanton. r. ID. House, Bessemer;
Mara 5. hoNiett. Jonesviiie; Charles L.
Hecox. Greenvils. Peter Nekellar. Paw
Paw. Henry ID. Fsssel. Quincy. William j.
Burrows. Plymouth. William Springer.
Port Huron, Charles j. Strang. ChsrleYOix,
ID. KY. Alma. J. b. Thorn. Hads0a-
, 1887-03-19

date in which the Budget had been lalu
before the Council, went through the Bud
get commenting in some minor details,
and proposed that a Committee of D mem
bers should be elected to report upon the
Budget.
3rd Grown Member (Faber) would second
the last honorable speaker in thanking
the Government for having brought the
Budget so soon before the Council. 1t was
% want long felt and he knew that it would
facilitate matters a great deal that the
Budget be reported upon before the com
mencement of the time when it takes It's
beginning.
4tIp Member for C~hristiansted's Country
District (Raphde) was afraid that the eS-
timated crop had been put at too high a
figure. He doubted if the island would
make 10000 hhds. of sugar.
The Governor was we'll aware that the
crop had been estimated Il little high, the
prospects were however favourable. IL
was a very difficult calculation to make.
Public opinion however at the time the
Budget was framed had justified the ex-
pectation that the crop would be rs good
as that of 1884.85.
Had some estimate not been arrived at
then, the Budget would not have appeared
so early.
Hnu MemUer IOE IIcUCl StC OOUh'tJ
District (Syitzer) agreed with member
Raphael. The island would not make
10000 hhds. of sugar. The estimate was
therefore too high. The good weather
had only benefited the past crop and not
the coming one.
A Committee of 3 members was then
voted for, resulting in the election of Mem
bers Faber with 8 votes, Lemming with 9
votes, Nelthropp with IA votes, Raphael
with IL votes, and Wassard with IA votes,
{. Election of a Member of each of the
4 Elective Districts for the period from
lst April 1887 to 31st March 1888.
Voting tickets being circulated the re
suit showed
Member Elliott elected for Christian
sted's Town District with Is votes.
Do. Paludan-M Miller elected for Chris
tiansted's Country District with Is
votes.
DO. Faber elected for Frederiksted's
Town District with IA votes.
Do. Brown elected for Frederiksted's
Country District with IL votes.
The Order of the Day being exhausted
the meeting was closed at 81 o'clock.